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Bellevue Leader

  • Council takes action, hears ordinance readings

    Bellevue Leader – Tue Nov 10, 1:08 pm ET  

    The Bellevue City Council took the following actions at its meeting Monday: Full Story »

  • City halts phone recordings

    Bellevue Leader – Tue Nov 10, 1:08 pm ET  

    From World-Herald News Service The recording of Bellevue city government telephone calls is being halted. Full Story »

  • Head to ‘Over the River’ at Bellevue Little Theatre

    Bellevue Leader – Tue Nov 10, 12:08 pm ET  

    Bellevue Little Theatre, 203 W. Mission Ave., will present the comedy “Over the River and Through the Woods,” for three weekends, beginning Friday and closing Nov. 22. Full Story »

  • Sanders joins mayoral race

    Bellevue Leader – Tue Nov 10, 12:08 pm ET  

    The pool just got a bit more crowded. Rita Sanders, co-owner of Richmont Village Retirement Community and Richmont Pointe, officially filed as a candidate for the 2010 Bellevue mayoral race on Oct. 26. She joins former city councilman Chuck Fredrick, former mayor Jerry Ryan and former Omaha city councilman Steve Exon, who filed Sept. 16, in the race. Full Story »

  • Be a Santa program running through Dec. 9

    Bellevue Leader – Tue Nov 10, 4:41 am ET  

    Anyone out trolling the aisles at ShopKo last Sunday may have noticed that the annual Be a Santa to a Senior Christmas tree is up and it’s time again to brighten the holidays for seniors in need. Full Story »

Gretna Breeze

  • Note changes in newspaper delivery

    Gretna Breeze – Tue Nov 10, 2:59 pm ET  

    GRETNA – The Gretna Breeze, like all businesses today, is looking at ways to run its operation more efficiently. Full Story »

  • Band gets good ratings

    Gretna Breeze – Tue Nov 10, 4:30 am ET  

    The Gretna High School band got an Excellent Rating in Division II and the Drumline and Color Guard got a Superior Rating in Division I at the Nebraska State Band Association State Marching Festival on Saturday, Oct. 24. Full Story »

  • Column: Get relief if your baby only cries

    Gretna Breeze – Tue Nov 10, 4:30 am ET  

    No doubt about it, there are a lot of babies in Gretna. According to the Gretna School District, there are 132 infants in the school district who haven’t even turned 1 year old yet. And at nearly every community event, I’m bound to see at least one pregnant woman. Full Story »

  • Optimist Club hears scary stories

    Gretna Breeze – Tue Nov 10, 4:30 am ET  

    Last week Brian Heath, representing Paranormal Research Investigative Studies Midwest, spoke to the Gretna Optimist Club about his organization and their investigations in the Midwest with emphasis on the Villisca Ax Murder House. Full Story »

  • Business hasn’t stopped growing in five years

    Gretna Breeze – Tue Nov 10, 4:29 am ET  

    As proof to how busy the staff at HR Initiatives, LLC, is in Gretna, they forgot about their own five-year anniversary – in June. Full Story »

Ralston Recorder

Wahoo Newspaper

The Reader

  • Up Front

    The Reader – Wed Nov 4, 2:53 pm ET  

    Pay-Per Site? You can’t be neutral on the freedom train “Like streaming Netflix and watching Hulu and YouTube? Then get our Internet Movie package for only $10 on top of just $30 a month.” Full Story »

  • The News Hound

    The Reader – Wed Nov 4, 2:53 pm ET  

    NU’s credit card craze Golf club memberships, Wii games and expensive family airplane tickets were just a few items found to be purchased with tax dollars by University of Nebraska employees. A report from State Auditor Mike Foley disclosed dozens of questionable purchases on NU credit cards. Full Story »

  • Small business boost

    The Reader – Wed Nov 4, 2:53 pm ET  

    When Nebraskan’s voted last year to ban public affirmative action programs, minority and women-owned businesses in Omaha had cause to be nervous. The constitutional change ended a decade-long program that helped some of them win city contracts. Full Story »

Columbus Telegram

Clarinda Herald-Journal

Denison Bulletin & Review

  • City Hall closed for Veterans Day

    Denison Bulletin & Review – Tue Nov 10, 5:03 pm ET  

    Denison City Hall will be among the governmental offices closed on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day. Full Story »

  • Gubernatorial candidates “barnstorm” for 2010 election

    Denison Bulletin & Review – Tue Nov 10, 5:03 pm ET  

    The Crawford and Ida County Republicans partnered to host “Barnstorming for Governor,” an opportunity for Republican gubernatorial candidates to mingle with constituents and publicly address questions from the audience at the Chris Knudson farm north of Schleswig on November 3. Full Story »

  • Crawford County ISU Extension Calendar

    Denison Bulletin & Review – Tue Nov 10, 5:03 pm ET  

    Wednesday, November 18: Commercial Ag Weed, Insect, and Plant Disease Management Continuing Instruction Course for commercial pesticide applicators, 8:45-11:45 a.m., Extension office, Denison. Full Story »

  • Seminar to highlight influence of Latinos on Iowa’s economy

    Denison Bulletin & Review – Tue Nov 10, 5:02 pm ET  

    The Denison Cultural Diversity Committee, the Denison Minority Enterprise Council, and La Prensa newspaper are partnering to sponsor a seminar, “The Influence of Latinos on the Iowa Economy,” on Friday, November 13, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the meeting room at Denison Municipal Utilities, West Broadway and 7th Street. Full Story »

  • The Pass celebrates 30th anniversary

    Denison Bulletin & Review – Tue Nov 10, 5:02 pm ET  

    The Pass Pro Auto Sound Shop has been a provider of audio equipment in Denison for 30 years and is celebrating with specials and pizza. Full Story »

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